Maybe I've just missed it, but I didn't see a means of reporting errors in the Livecode documentation (or for suggestions) short of navigating GitHub. For those of us who were attracted to then-Revolution, one of the advantages was that we didn't have to dedicate that amount of time for simple tasks -- and if our primary job wasn't programming, keep up with tools like GitHub. Older versions had a section for user comments in the dictionary, but I don't see it now.

For example, I just noticed that in the dictionary entry for the function 'version', the example says"
if item 1 of the version < 3 then
answer "Not all features will be available"
end if

It looks like whoever provided the example expected the version to be separated by commas, so item 1 would be a single numerical value and the comparison would succeed. But the version number is actually separated by periods, so item 1 is the entire version string-- and not considered a number because it has two periods. LiveCode consequently does an alphabetic comparsion -- which is fine when the version number is "8.1.1" but not so good when it's "10.1.1".

My quick and dirty hack is
(char 1 to 3 of the version) div 1
(which works up to version 999.99.99) but others might have a better solution.